Paradise Valley Houses Famous Phoenician Resort

The town of Paradise Valley, Arizona houses several resorts that offer guests classic elegance in peaceful settings with amenities and luxuries galore. One of the most famous is The Phoenician.Since it first opened its doors in 1988, The Phoenician has raised the bar in terms of luxury, service and ambience. This AAA Five Diamond resort is a visual masterpiece, spanning 250 acres of lush gardens and dramatic desert terrain set against the spectacular backdrop of Camelback Mountain.The Phoenician offers guests a choice of 647 spacious accommodations from guestrooms and luxury suites to casitas with private entrances. In the main resort building, there are 454 beautifully decorated guest rooms averaging 600 square feet, plus 12 luxury suites and two expansive, 3,000-square-foot presidential suites. All offer private balconies and are appointed with elegant furnishings, hand-selected artworks and crisp white duvets. Oversized bathrooms are dressed in Italian marble and stocked with plush robes and The Phoenician's signature, full-size toiletries.

The intimate Canyon Suites, nestled against Camelback Mountain, is a boutique hotel within the resort offering guests even more exceptional attentive service, such as a personal wake-up call served with a choice of fresh-brewed tea or coffee, a seasonal fruit amenity presented by the Executive Chef, and a Canyon Ambassador to take care of the guest's every desire. The Canyon Suites features 20 guestrooms, 38 luxury suites and two Presidential suites, as well as its own secluded ?edgeless? pool and cabanas.

A short stroll from the main building adjacent to the Necklace Lake Lagoon, the casitas include an additional 119 guest rooms and suites offering doorstep parking and private entrances. The first-floor casitas are pet-friendly, and guests are allowed to bring their cat or dog up to 50 pounds into their guestroom during their stay.

A sampling of additional fine amenities includes a sumptuous spa, championship golf, magnificent tennis facilities and fine dining options.

Source: www.ThePhoenician.com